Ruscelli’s Map of Ptolemaic Germany Date of Publication_c.1841 according to Koeman 'of secondary

according to Koeman 'of secondary importance') to differentiate between them

A fifth volume covering the period to 1861 was published in the year of Phillimore’s death but suppressed by the Indian government

but he printed under his own name between 1536 and 1545

and beneath is Albert's personal motto

A note on the verso suggests that these additions were by by Edward Eyes

Ruscelli’s Map of Ptolemaic Germany Date of Publication_c.1841 according to Koeman 'of secondaryThis map of Ptolemaic Germany and Denmark is from the fourth edition of Ruscellis Italian translation of the Geographia. It is illustrated with depictions of elk, an auroch and a pair of bison which resemble reindeer. Condition & Materials Copper engraving, 19 x 26 cm, black and white as issued, Italian text on verso.